snowmobiles

If you are into outdoor sports in Yellowstone National Park, specifically snowmobiling, now is the time to prepare.

The Cheyenne/Laramie County Emergency Management Agency is looking for snowmobiles and tracked vehicles to help with shift changes and 911 responses if needed.

It's not even tourist season, but there are already people behaving badly with wildlife in Yellowstone National Park. A new video share shows snowmobilers tempting fate by getting way too close to a nearby bison herd.

As I've mentioned previously, winter may be the best time to be in Yellowstone National Park. You don't have many tourists to deal with thanks to main roads being closed. But, that doesn't mean it's ideal for snowmobiles if they get too close to bison as a new video share shows.

Most members of the Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee told Teton County Democratic Rep. Mike Yin the panel wasn't the proper forum for the bill.

32 snowmobilers have lost their lives to avalanches compared to 26 skiers who have lost their lives to avalanches in Wyoming's history.

Yellowstone National Park officials urge visitors come prepared with personal emergency survival equipment.

Recent warm weather and limited snowfall has resulted in very little snowpack on many of the park’s interior roads.

Spokesman Dan Hottle says travel through the park’s East Entrance over Sylvan Pass is scheduled to begin December 22.

Rep. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) joined fellow GOP members Tuesday in support of the Republican Study Committee (RCS) FY 2013 Budget. The State of Wyoming is asking the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider its recent decision that the state can't sue the federal government over how many snowmobiles are allowed in Yellowstone National Park. Doug Randall has the details. Click past the jump to